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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-15

NORTH ADAMS, MASS, Nov. Il "A small
body Of German Socialists held meeting
in Adams yesterday afternoon and even.
ing, at which speeches landing the doinsa
Of Che Chicsgo Anarchists were made.
Resolutions were adopted aondemniny in
severe terms the execution, and pledging
themselves to carry, on the fight until
tho oppressed nation Is freed from the
blood thirsty hyenas known as capitalists" "
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Tho Last yostlre of ihs Ausrchlvts,

f CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-The last vestige Of
the Anarohists at the county jail Was re-
moved this afternoon, when friends called
and took away the property used by the
prisoners during their Incarceration.
Henry and Chris Spies, the brothers Of
August, called to get the effects left in the
cell of their brother. Qaite a small
library wae in his cell. Nina Van Zandt'a
picture was also taken away.
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If Most is the most dangerous man in
New York, is it absolutely necessary. to
allow him to go on with his rawlings, Incl.
ting other men to get their necks in the
halter, It would be wise and humane to
cut short his career. II mountaineering
were to begin in New York Most would
be the frst man pounced on. Why not
take care Of him before he brings about 9
catastrophe? ~.
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VEST MORNING, NOVEMBER ~ lss7==
A BIG FAILURE.
a. .. Hatch, the New York philanthroplst,
'gliss Caught Short on Readinr stook. ~ Tli'

|
NEW YoRk, Nov. 14.-The prominent
bear" operator, A. s. Hatch, has sus
pended. Mr.. Hatch was once, Preaid deni
Of. the Stock Exchange and for q numbe,
oi years member Of the firm OF Fisk 4.
Hatch. The announcement Of this failure
was made ct the Stock Exchange after two
O'Clock. He was caught short Of Reading,
and the boom In that stock forced him 70
the wall. 0'itl 1ES1 y 1H'1-'T"-i y =
The failure Of A. 8. Hatch 4 %. was a
decided aurprise to the street but created
no excitement whatever. A. 8. Hatch
was ono Of the moat prominent flgures on
the exchange This ia tho third time MI,
Hatch has been forced to suspend. The
first time was when the Jay Cooke crash
carried down 30 many Wall street firms,
and the second was when Grant 4 Ward
suspended. Tho partnership with Har.
vey Fisk, which had lasted quarter Of a
century, was dissolved after the second
failure, and A. s. Hatch formed q partner.
ship with bis con F. II. under the title OF
AIS. Hatch & %. The firm. did an i'm.
mense business and was understood to
have had some very large customers. For
some time back, however, Mr.. Hatch has
bean operating on the short side Of the
market, and during the recent rise on.
deavored to depreaa tho market. The
stock Of which he was the heaviest seller
vas Reading, and the share advance
which has followed the absorption Of al.
most all the floating stock by great syI,.
dicate was too much for him, The piice
OF this stock q short while ago was 59l,
and he ia thought to have sold some thou.
sanda OF shares around that price. The
stock advanced steadily until Saturday,
when 1t closed at 87l, and to-day at the
opsning It Jumped II to. 90, and before
delivery hour had arrived 1t crossed 20,
1t was atated on the street that Mr.. Hatch
had received assistance from other deslcrs
and closed all his contraets 10 the e1.
change memterc. He was in his Office
alter ths announcement Of his Suspension
and gave out the following: MI T53s
y have made an assignment for the
benefit Of my creditors. Thprears no out
standing contracts On the Stock Exchange.
| can giTo no nistsment, not even rough
one, oi the assets and liabilities"
On the street 1t Ia estimated that the
firms liabilities would amount to about
81 100000, Oae Of the prominent features
OF A. 3. Hstch's character was his fond.
nees for missionary work. He founded
the Cremorne mission and assisted Jerry
McAuley and other evangelists in every
pos0ihla vnv. -f'tsfi' s.T. = gI1agr'.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-15

MANY OF tho Southern newspapers are
kept busy apologizing for and explaining
away General Jackson's Macon speech'
1t will be fortunate for the Democratic
party II they can get 1t all explained away
by the next Presidential election. a$
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I John Courhlln'a Trial.

& OLEvELAND; O. 1toy. The work Of
Occurring q jury to try John 0oushlin, one ne
Of "Blinkynn Morgan's alleged accomplices
In the murder OF Detective 'Hulllger: Was
begun at Ravenna to-day. ELEVEN Jurors
were in the boz al the adjournment of
court, but IL Ia probable that all will be
ruled out on challenges in the morning, d
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CreoiIius in q Had Fig,

s.. LOWE, Nov. j14.-O. Q. Ur.cilius,
Cashier Of the Fifth National Bank, made
application in tho United States Court to
bs relensed from custody on his own re.
cognizancs on the second charge by Ex-
aminer Foreman. Crecilius was released
Friday on SIS 900 bail, md thst nlg6t was
arrested on another charge. Bank Ex-
aminer horpan Gays he will have him ar.
rested on now information each time he
secures bic release. The Judge refused to
grant the release pending the action Of
tho grand jury which now have the case
under adViaement, Ss.sl S31e.s
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geuator Fob Vance Ipjur cd.

AsnrvlLlE, N. O., Nov. saturday
afternoon Senator Vance, while riding in
a road wagon, was thrown out, and falling
[on~ hia head received q cut about three
inches long reaching to the bone. The
injury; though severe; Is not dangerous, q
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Ono Hundred Bnrrels Per Day.

speeia. Dispatch to TIC Inteli0sneer. ,,iia5- 4
PARxERspuna, w. Va, Nov. 14.-What
is known as the old Bruut well at Eureka
has been sunk deeper and comes in with
more than ono hundred barrels per day,
and is constantly increasing. Great OK
citement prevails. The product OF this
we'll has run up in three days from TWEEN.
ty.Ave barrels to one hundred por day.
Russell Hsmmet owns the we'll.
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sle Repantsd Too Lnta,

BosToS, Nov. 14.-Mildred Tyler, ssed
50. colored, attempted suicide yesterday
by q noyel method and will die. i She
soaked her night dresa with kerosene and
applied q match to 1t. The pain caused
her to repent OF her raeh action and call
for help. She was horribly burned before
tho flames we're extingulshed. ii{l !, a
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to revoke the llcenses Of all saloons where
Anarchiss are allowed to meet and air
HE WoULDN,T MAKE poMDs,

.
Whipped BY His Wifo and Hor Relatives
because Ho Refused to bo an Anarchist.
h CHICAGO, Nov. ISL have no use for
q man who Is TOO big q coward to make
bombs to kill the police. II you won't
make bombs, III leave you" This was
what Mrs. CLARA PAsch, No. 1910 Van
Horn street, said with all the violence Of
q virago to her husband, Rudolph, on
Sunday night. At tho same time, Miss
Johanna Oppitz, Rudolph'a aister.in.law,
dashed bucket Of water In his face and
old man Oppitx joined in the melee and
caught his son.in.law by the neck. n
Rudolph nwore he would not make
bombs to please bis anarchist wife and her
family; that he was q aw.abiding citizen /,
that he was no coward and no anarchist.
He would not stand more abuse from
them, and took out warrapts against them
to-day on charge ot assault and disorder.
ly conduct. They were arrested and held
In bail $500 each. X 49,. 7JE.E.1yg751 3
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Dangerous Piaythiugs.

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. l4.--The police Of
this city are to-day vainly trying to find
the man who made what has the appear
'anee Of rude gas pipe dynamite bomb,
and which was last night tcten from two
little boys who, it is supposed, stole it,
and were about to try its power upon some
stable. It had cap and fuse, and the
contents Of the gas pipe we're yellowish In
color. No effort has yet been made to as
certain whothe; 1t is a real bomb or not.
The police now have possession Of several
OF these unknown articles. W. p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-15
Tho Haddo ok Murder Trial Arnin.

~ AHo ~ HHuuUoK Wutuer 1KIuI AHnin. e "
sou1 Ol71, Iowa, Nov. 1.-THE Sheriff
has completed the service Of an extra
yenife for Beventy-fivs jurors from which
to select a jury to try John A1enderf a
second time for the. murder Of Rev. Geo.
o. Haddock. This is an addition to tbs
regular panel. The trial Is ses ior Mon
day in the district Court. igENaS3l':=!.N
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That May Hapr Him. y

N NEw YoRE. Nov. IA special from
Woodbury., N. y, says that the old coat
and waistcoat Of George NJ. O. Durham
vas found yesterday in the cornaeld where
Dunham's mother.in.law, Barbara Kan.
dale, WAC murdered a few days ago. The
clothing Ia covered with blood and there
seems no longer any doubt that Dunham
committed tho murder, ,ssl5,,sil
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ndlners, Wages to bo Advanced.

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. l4.-At a meeting
Of the Standardization board OF the Ma
tional Federation Of Miners and Mine Op.
orators, it was decided to pay FIVE cents
advance per ton for mining. The advance
Is to date from November /, 1887, and tc
continue to May l, 1888, b. .sg5
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A Nav rexus Railway Enterpr,se

EIpAso, TEX, Nov. 14.-Tho Elpaso 4
Northeastern Railway and Telegraph Com.
pany has just been chartered under the
laws Of Texas with capital stock Of $780,;
900. Among the incorporators are OK.
Gonstor William Window, Of Minnesota,
ex-senator Stephen W. Dorsey and John
Riley, Of New Mexico. Il; E.{{t {
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sohvab Will peol Potatoes.

JoL,Rr, LIZA. Nov. l4,-Michael schwab
and Samuel Fielden, the Anarchists, were
taken out Of court solitary this morning
looking hearty and bright and we're put
to work. schwab was put in the convict
kitchen, where his work will be to help
peel potatoes. chop haah and prepare the
convicts' food. Fielden was aesigned to
tha atona dapRrtment,. ll.Nl .ifiEa ~
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BIZ Suit AsAtnst ING WtBteru Unlons ~
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 14.-Frank O. Ret
tiach filed suit In the Common Pleas
Court to-day involving a large sum Of
money. It is against the Western Union
Telegraph Company for infringement Of 9
patent on quadruplex instrument and
asks an accounting for damages for every
instrument in use by the company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-15
ABomb In a Freight Car,

PERU, IND, Nov. 1.-THE station agent
OF the Chicago 4 ATLANTIC at Rochester,
yesterday discovered dynamite bomb in
a freight car. The bomb was made of a
piece Of gas pipe, with fuse in one end
and a cartridge in the other. The danger
Gus missile was handed to the police.
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A nIiser FoundD Dsn;l. .

CIScIsNAgE, O., Nov. l4.-Edwa1d Hol.
royd, an eccentric reo!use, was found
dead in lttlo room in his Hecluded home
near O'Brienvlllc, on the Madlsonville
pike, by a friend who called to ses him.
He had died Of apoplsxy and the mice had
nlbbled his fingers before he was found.
He was about eighty-four yeafa old, had
at one time been 6 prominent merchant OF
Cincinnati, but fox the last twenty-five OF
thirty years has lived slmoat like her.
nit His estate is estiMGtel at $150, 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-15
4 Monument 10 Gpetha,,

4 Pu1LADRlpn1A, Nov. 44.-The corner
stone Of q handsome monument to the
German poet Goethe wau laid In Fair
mount park near horticultural hall this
afternoon with Masonic ceremonies. ;s:5, "; !,
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FROM Washington comes the terrifying
news that Land Commissioner Sparks will
come back at Secretary Lamar as soon as
he RECEIVERS sufficiently for the task. These
Ink wars are devastating. ~ e'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-15
It WAS u Soil.

CINCINNATI. O., Nov. l4-The rude gas
pipe bomb taken from two boys last night
and carefully deposited at police head.
quarters was inspected this afternoon with
great care and found to be charged with
sawdust. = 1.ap "gg2.,.z, &
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a.t .I.f--'-- IVY .
No Upso AEainBt Mr.. FertIg,

ERIE, Pa, Nov. l4.---United States Com.
missioner Grant to-day rendered q decla.
ion in the information Of Laing and others
against Hon. John Fertig, Of Titusville,
ior alleged perjury. He holds that the
evidence in the original case, which 1t
was claimed was contrsdicted by Fertig's
letter procured from q form'er partner and
produced by the. prosecution, waa wholly
irrelevent. and, consequently hs discharges
Mr.. Fertig. !iffSfS 4, d a 4. Ii
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Thrown fro M a buggy.

Special Dnpatch to the Intel!igencer. ysa ~
PARxRRssuRa, W. Va, Nov. 14.-Frank
Harris. night clerk at Hills Central Hotel,
was thrown from buggy last night and
very usrioualy injured. He was left at his
eister's, Eve miles in the country. N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-15

IT la credible to the Knights OF Labor
that tho so.called Assembly which follow.
ed the Anarchist murderers to the grave,
Ia under suspension for lis Red proclivities.
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sparAs Prspasing 9 soorcher. 4 a;.

( New YoRk, Nov. l4.-A Washington
special to the Po,l says ~. Land Com.
missioner Sparks is5 today busy al
his desk s. In the Interior Depart.
ment writing his / answer to Secretary
Lamar. He states that he will give 5hii
letter to the Associated Press ghe1 com
pleted, but that; he vii, make no priol
statement to sny one as 10 the nature ol
his an1gef. s 5it5S : e. e. A III u }, {
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Justice Long Delayed.

New Yong, Nov. lathe police au-
thoritios laid before District Attorney
MARITIME to-day q report of Herr Most'e
incendiary harangue on Saturday night.
and tits thought probable that he will be
arrested and imprisoned for melting to
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An 3cIprsss Employ 90 Disappears.

ETs75 IN i+.1prdss EmFIO5 90 6Dibnppehrs.V N ~
y sT. PAUL, Nov; v.;l4.-John q. Webber, a
young man in the employ Of the Northern
Pacific Express Company for year or
more, has disappeared. It il reported
that he took with hin q large amount Of
money tha, had been expressed to west
esq points. The exact amount is not
known, nor can It be ascertained until the
claims Of the shippers are all in, as the
packages taken by Webber were not
entered upon his books. ;Ef sf..s55.5li Is
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rho seeond oonptroller,s RopoDr

EWAsulNaToN, Nov. 14.-secona Comp.
trolleE Butler has made his annual
report In which he stateu that
during I. the year 5l,0O2 claims
were passed .,32 upon, Eaggregating
$l87, ,464,77S. The Recommendation fol
the enactment OF statute Of Limitation
upon Government claims is renewed.
The army psymaster's accorntn, which
had accumulated In great numbefs, have
besn brought up to date. ,.ss 40 81
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A Bank Failure,

GARDEN CRY, KAs., Nov. 14.-A Sentinel
special from Lskin announces thst the
bank Of Kakin, Kiss, has closed its doors
and made sn assignment. No statement
Is given further than ssttlsnent will be
made as coon as the as0ess can bs realized
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A New Novel.

Miss Olara-Haye you read tho new
novel z a. ID (, 5,
Miss Ethel-No, I haven't finished It.
I've only read the laat two or three pages,
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They have put Anarchist schwab at
the menial WORK Of peellng potatoes.
Every Anarchist in the land will resent
the indignity. al4'i1 fsg1s
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What q Fall Was There

New YoRx, Nov. 14.-forty shares Of
Keely Motor stock, and $50. 900 in bad
debts were sold at auction in a lump on
tho real estate exchange to-day for S., ..lat
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ANOTHER Wall street bear has been
tossed on the horns Of the bulls. 1t ls q
consolation that nobody need be caught In
A similar Hx who does not wish to be. al
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NEWARK, Now Jersey, has a practical
way Of getting after the Anarchists-ahut'
ting up the placen which harbor them.
Society Is beginning to take better care Of
itself. 1 A
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Murdered In tho Presence of Ills Family.
JErFRRsoS, Tex, Nov. 14.-Some un.
known peraon shot Peter Wright in the
head with load OF bird shot while he was
in his own house with his family around
him, Saturday night. Eoth doors Of his
house we're open and tracks showed that
the aaaasain clept up to within few yards
Of the door. No case can be given IN ex.
planetian Of the deed. This Is the second
alsassination In the came neighborhood
within the last week. Sheriff Dewart yes-
terday arrested Nathan Phillipa on suspi.
Cion. Ea'f5.s7 :. l'" f|gd II 5-E53G2l7{.II ~
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u Lieut.. Bangs (registering at Los Angeles
hotel)-What'a good room worth 'is4.%
Clerk-Rooms are worth So now; but
prices may advance during the night.
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st. John remarks that the Prohibition.
lists will go into the next Presidential cam.
paign with ardent spirits. 2;afl}, n
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How Rioters are served lu London.

LONDON, Now 14.-sevensy.fvs men
who were arrested for taking part in tho
disturbances here yesterday, were AZ.
raigned in the Bow street police court this
morning and charged with rioting. Many
were lined, while others we're sentenced
to from iour to ak months imprisonment
at hard labor. 6f5 u. a Gf.,,1. -.
1t Ia stated that Mrs. AMMO Besant, who
was with. one of tho sections desiring to
enter Trafalgar Square yesterday, made an
and Graham, n - ~, 5'II.7 - :.
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MR. dLADsroNE's orINIoN.

as. dLADsroNs's OPINION.
MIR. Gladstone, replying to the secretary
Of the London Radical Club, wrote as FOL.
lows to-day: II think you will expect me
to meet your request By An explicit an.
swer expressing the best judgment which,
while absent iron the spot, am able to
fosn OF the deplorable disturbances of
yesterday. AZ understand tho mattar,
the Homo Secretary stated on Saturday,
tor the information d tia police, that be
intended to prevent yesterdays meeting
IN Trafalgar square and bslieves that lis
prevention was within his legal
power. The question is OF great moment
to the inhabitantH OF London, particularly
to those who are at present unemployed
and In circumstances oi distress. It will
be generally telt that tho state Of the law
in regard to it ought to be promptly
tested and asoertained. Until a dec;sion
can be had, 1t ia the duty Of
every citizen to refrain from all
resistance to the decision Of the executive
government which is elesrly entitled to
administer tho laws sooording to what it
may be advised Is thsir true construction.
Such abstinence ia, IS!hink, due to the
high character Of London for the main.
tenance OF public order, and to tho Sesnect
we owe the Law, ssd mode in
which 1t is Tssslij applied through
the meaiUn OF the admirable police oi
the metropolis. But I must add that an
appeal to Parliament and the nation on
tho grave and solemn issues now raised
py the proceedings of the Governments in
Ireland would suffer disastrous prejudice,
we're 1t to be associated il suy manner by
those wha aase tie appeal with the
metropolitan disturbAncss." .fIiTEy !,
There is little doubt bnt that Mr.. Glad
stones advice will be followed. n IL
An intermediate passenger on the
steamer State Of Indiana, named Charles
Cowetacb, aliss Rsnoyer, 1as arrested to,
day at Grenock, for having In hia posses.
sion four dynamite cartridges, each seven
inches loae by ono in diameter and g
gstta percha tubs eighteen inches lon,
With copper caps attached. He refused tc
answer queB!ions. E .i-s7 2